Mukesh Ambani

The gizmo-filled posh pad, named "Antilla," belongs to the Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani. This house is claimed to be most expensive home till date. The house is a 27-story, 40,000 sq/ft tower which stands 570-ft tall above the ground and will have 400,000 sq. ft. of interior space.

 Location: The mansion is located at the Altamount Road, Mumbai, India. The house is situated in Cumballa Hill, South Mumbai, where land prices are upward of US$10,000 per square metre.

Accommodation: World’s most expensive home has 60-storey high has only 27 livable floors with each having outrageously high ceilings. Inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the house will be among the tallest structures in Mumbai. The future glass tower has six parking floors that can accommodate 168 cars and also have an in-house garage. A plush movie theater can seat 50 people at any time. Above that, there is a health club and a sparkling pool. The roof has three helipads, and several levels throughout the building are dedicated to gardens and terraces. A domestic staff of 600 will run the place which was designed by Chicago architecture firm Perkins & Will. It was speculated that the Ambanis might not shift to that house ever because of Vastu Dosh ( Bad Omen). But according to recent reports the family had already shifted to Antilla two months ago after addressing the Vastu dosh through a series of rituals.  According to some reports this mansion has come under the scanner of legal authorities in India, for several legal roadblocks that this property has run into, primarily financial.

Neighborhood: Mumbai is home to many rich and famous people amongst which legendry batsman Sachin Tendulkar is one.

Incredible facts about this magnificent home:-

Staffed by a total of 600 people, the Antilla rising over 570 feet tall has 27 floors which are of double or triple of the standard height, and gives the feel of a 40-storey tower.
This multi-terraced home to Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, his wife Nita Ambani, and their three children is based on the lotus and sun, and the top of this structure is a private full-floor residence. 
"We made our home right at the top because we wanted the sunlight," Nita says of the quarters, which have views of the Arabian Sea. "So it's an elevated house on top of a garden."
The Antilla also has 50-person home-theater with a garden roof, full 6-floors dedicated to parking of family’s 168 luxury cars and a private car-service center located on the 7th floor, three helipads along with an air space floor, and 9 high-speed elevators, each dedicated for different floors and purpose.

Adding to his fleet is a Falcon 900EX and Airbus 319, which is custom-fitted with an office and a cabin with game consoles, music systems, satellite television and wireless communications.

Ambani also owns a Boeing Business Jet 2 exclusively for his personal use. The plane which is a flying hotel-cum-boardroom boasts 1,004 sq ft cabin area and can seat up to 78 passengers. It has an executive lounge and a private suite.

One of the world's richest person, Mukesh Ambani, owns a fleet of private jets. In 2007, he gifted his wife Nita an Airbus 319 Corporate Jet on her 44th birthday. The luxury jet is equipped with entertainment cabins, a sky bar and fancy showers.

The epitome of luxury, Maybach 62 is custom tailored car which makes it as exclusive as it can get. The car is a moving leather-lined bank vault and is bested only by the Rolls-Royce Phantom. Need we say more.

The REL chairman Mukesh Ambani owns a well-stocked garage which include the likes of Maybach 62, a Mercedes S class and a black Mercedes SL500.

Mukesh Ambani who is one of the wealthiest men in world love to spend time with his family. Last year the whole Ambani family spent their holiday twice in this African locale. Kruger National Park in South Africa seems to be the favorite holiday destination for India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani.

Location: Kruger National Park in South Africa is the largest game reserves in the continent. The park lies in the north-east of South Africa.

Main Attractions: The southern part of the park along the Sabie and Crocodile river is rich in water and has a lot of game viewing occasions. The main attractions of the national park are the Lions, Leopards, Elephants, Rhinos, Buffalos often referred as the big five.